If you want to be groovy, this is one way to get there. Straight up: you get that bass to pick up the quarter note just ahead of the beat, that’s how the chorus takes off; and the verse plays the opposite game, with space, and a give-and-take between drums and guitar. Add in the Vulfpeck flavor, the rock grit, you might say, and we really got something.
The soul delivery of the lead vocal by Rachel Mazer is on point; this kind of collaboration between artists can often reveal new colors, and the synergy here is magical.
